Unit 6, Lesson 4

Front

What educational level is required for entry-level jobs in the Travel and Tourism pathway?

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High school diploma

Front

People in the Travel and Tourism pathway might work in various places. Which of the following is NOT one of them? Travel agencies, Hotels, Attractions, Factories

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Factories

Front

What is a possible advancement requirement in the Travel and Tourism pathway?

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Bachelor's degree

Front

What is the main focus of the Recreation, Amusements, and Attractions pathway?

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Fun at work

Front

What is a key characteristic of the Recreation, Amusements, and Attractions pathway?

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Always on the move

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Fill in the blank: It takes plenty of behind the scenes action to tell, show, or help people experience new _______.

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Adventures

Front

Which of the following is a common job role in the Travel and Tourism pathway? Accountant, Tour Guide, Software Developer, Electrician

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Tour Guide

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What is a primary goal of professionals working in the Recreation, Amusements, and Attractions pathway?

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To ensure customer satisfaction

Front

Which skill is essential for success in the Travel and Tourism industry? Options: Mechanical engineering, Data analysis, Customer service, Programming

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Customer service

Front

What is a common challenge faced by professionals in the Travel and Tourism industry?

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Dealing with difficult customers